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Philipp Rösler
Federal Minister of Economics and Technology

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Federal Minister of Economics and Technology Dr. Philipp Rösler; Source: BMWi

Job market is continuing its success story

Federal Minister of Economics and Technology
Dr. Philipp Rösler: "The year 2011 can be seen as by far the most successful year for employment since the reunification of Germany."

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2012-5-15 Rösler invites Energy Ministers of the Baltic Sea states to Energy Summit in the Federal Economics Ministry
2012-5-9 Revised Telecommunications Act enters into force tomorrow
2012-5-3 Visit of State Secretary Burgbacher to Tunisia: Germany wants to support the political and economic reform process
2012-5-2 Rösler: "Progress on the labour market strengthens domestic economy"
2012-4-27AKTUALISIERT Rösler: The Blue Card will make Germany much more attractive in the competition to recruit the best brains
2012-4-26AKTUALISIERT Rösler meets with European Commission Vice-President Tajani: further improving framework conditions for industry
2012-4-26 The "nexxt-change" management succession website is going international
2012-4-26AKTUALISIERT Rösler: European structural policy of great importance for the EU's economic and social development
2012-4-25AKTUALISIERT Bribery harms free competition - Federal Economics Ministry informs about ban on foreign bribery
2012-4-25 Rösler on the spring projection: "Germany's economy is picking up speed again"

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Reinforcing the upswing

Germany's economy is currently experiencing a strong expansion. Our economic policy is now geared toward the challenge of strengthening the long-term potential for growth.

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Boosting research, innovation and skill

Germany is a country of innovation. Our technology policy aims to foster the research, innovation and skills that lay the essential groundwork for developing and applying new technologies and services.

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Energy

high-voltage power line at sunset; Source: Uarewhatulove / photocase.com

An energy supply fit for the future

The primary objectives of our energy policy are to ensure economic efficiency, security of supply, and environmental compatibility. Our Ministry has lead responsibility for the formulation and implementation of energy policy in Germany.

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Europe

Shaping Germany's approach to the EU

The Economics Ministry is one of the two ministries - the other being the Foreign Office - responsible for coordinating relations between the Federal Government and EU institutions. We ensure that the government speaks with one voice in its dealings with Brussels.

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Foreign Trade

Driving growth and jobs through trade

Foreign trade and investment are vital cornerstones of our economy and key preconditions for growth, jobs and prosperity in Germany. Our Ministry helps German firms tap foreign markets and promotes inward investment in Germany.

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Tourism

Visitors looking at the city and Park Wilhelmshoehe of the documenta-city Kassel, Hessen/Germany; Source: istockphoto.com/Andres Weber

Raising tourism's economic profile

One of our Ministry's central priorities in tourism policy is to boost entrepreneurial initiative and enhancing the competitiveness of tourism-related companies, particularly by improving the policy framework for small and medium-sized businesses.

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Job market is continuing its success story

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The Economy

Reinforcing the upswing

Technology

Boosting research, innovation and skill

Energy

An energy supply fit for the future

Europe

Shaping Germany's approach to the EU

Foreign Trade

Driving growth and jobs through trade

Tourism

Raising tourism's economic profile

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